Shawville celebrates Pontiacs’ return home
October 14, 2025
On Friday evening, about 500 Pontiacs fans were in attendance as the iconic black-and-gold jerseys made their return to the Shawville ice for the first
On Friday evening, about 500 Pontiacs fans were in attendance as the iconic black-and-gold jerseys made their return to the Shawville ice for the first
Over the past few weeks, THE EQUITY sat down for video interviews with each of the four candidates hoping to secure your vote for MRC
Roger Peter Lafond became the municipality’s next mayor after brother-in-law Joe Lance dropped out of the race.
These interviews with candidates in Shawville, Bristol and Clarendon are the first in a series of mayoral candidate interviews THE EQUITY will publish over the
The entire Pontiac and Outaouais regions remain under a complete fire ban following a decision on Oct. 1 by Quebec’s fire protection agency SOPFEU due
At the MRC Pontiac council of mayors meeting on Sept. 17, council heard a report by MRC public security coordinator Julien Gagnon regarding the state
SOPFEU says the fire danger risk will remain extreme across the region into the weekend.
The small community living in the TNO near chemin Picanoc is not currently covered by any municipal fires services.
Bruno St-Cyr is the fourth candidate to make a bid for the warden’s seat.
MRC Pontiac launched a call for artists on Sept. 24 to create a sculpture for the front entrance to their office.
On Friday evening, about 500 Pontiacs fans were in attendance as the iconic black-and-gold jerseys made their return to the Shawville ice for the first time in a decade.
Over the past few weeks, THE EQUITY sat down for video interviews with each of the four candidates hoping to secure your vote for MRC Pontiac warden. Get to know what they hope to bring to the position.
Roger Peter Lafond became the municipality’s next mayor after brother-in-law Joe Lance dropped out of the race.
These interviews with candidates in Shawville, Bristol and Clarendon are the first in a series of mayoral candidate interviews THE EQUITY will publish over the coming weeks.
The entire Pontiac and Outaouais regions remain under a complete fire ban following a decision on Oct. 1 by Quebec’s fire protection agency SOPFEU due to an increase in dry conditions across the region. The ban extends to campfires, fireworks,
At the MRC Pontiac council of mayors meeting on Sept. 17, council heard a report by MRC public security coordinator Julien Gagnon regarding the state of the courthouse in Campbell’s Bay. Gagnon said the inquiry was prompted by an article
SOPFEU says the fire danger risk will remain extreme across the region into the weekend.
The small community living in the TNO near chemin Picanoc is not currently covered by any municipal fires services.
Bruno St-Cyr is the fourth candidate to make a bid for the warden’s seat.
MRC Pontiac launched a call for artists on Sept. 24 to create a sculpture for the front entrance to their office.
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